Social Justice

  • Ritual exile — modern stigma

    Who do we cast out today—those we fear, those we blame, those who differ from us? The ancient story still asks how far we go to preserve purity, and what kind of holiness demands exclusion.

    Ritual exile — modern stigma
  • Absolutely Right

    Two voices echo across time: one calling for battle, another for God’s kingdom on earth. Between them lies the clash of worldviews shaping our age, where populist leaders and faithful dreamers compete to write the story of tomorrow.

    Absolutely Right
  • Young faith grows; liturgy must meet it

    Vatican II calls the Eucharist the “source and summit” of Christian life. That conviction invites priests and people to recover the art of celebrating: words we can hear, gestures that include, and a table we gather around. Renewal in worship nourishes renewal in faith and mission.

    Young faith grows; liturgy must meet it
  • Deathonomics: Russia’s new economy

    Russia’s war economy has lifted many out of poverty, but at a devastating cost. Families of the dead receive enormous payouts, far beyond normal earnings. Death has become an economic force, blurring the line between tragedy and opportunity.

    Deathonomics: Russia’s new economy
  • Starving children in Gaza and the pro-life movement?

    Children suffer bombings, amputations, and starvation? Why are their lives not defended with the same passion? The absence of protest in the face of these horrors raises an uncomfortable question.

    Starving children in Gaza and the pro-life movement?
  • Disadvantage, not destiny, drives imprisonment

    Prisoners are more likely to have grown up with violence, drug abuse, overcrowding, poor schooling and unemployment. These disadvantages shape their lives far more than criminal intent. Recognising this is the first step toward justice that heals, not simply punishes.

    Disadvantage, not destiny, drives imprisonment
  • The fragile gains of global progress

    The world’s poorest are being asked to bear the cost of a system rigged against them. With declining development aid and rising debt repayments, hope is fading fast for millions whose lives are treated as disposable.

    The fragile gains of global progress

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